Migrating to open systems : taming the tiger
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Migrating to open systems : taming the tiger
（McGraw-Hill series on computer communications）
McGraw Hill Book, c1993
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Includes index
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Description
This book aims to provide, in a readable and lively form, everything an I.T. Executive needs to know in order to "migrate" to next-generation technology for the era of open computing systems and interconnection. This includes system architecture, acquisition, implementation, and human orientation. There is a practical "how-to" approach throughout, with many examples and case studies included. Senior managers and executives, as well as more specialist computer users should find this book invaluable for turning open system theory into practice.
Table of Contents
- Open systems - the nature of the beast
- costs, opportunities and benefits
- architecture without buildings
- step by step - slow and steady wins the race
- from paper to pilot - learning your way in
- hardening the framework
- where angels trod anyway (case studies)
- as old as the industry (comparison of various moves to open systems).
by "Nielsen BookData"